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Monday, October 7, 2024

Joliet public works crews mobilize after severe weather event

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Mayor Terry D'Arcy, City Of Joliet | City Of Joliet website

Mayor Terry D'Arcy, City Of Joliet | City Of Joliet website

The City of Joliet experienced a weather event this morning, resulting in power outages, downed trees, and damage to the downtown area. Greg Ruddy, Director of Public Works, reported that roadway crews have been mobilized and are currently assessing the damage to city infrastructure.

"The crews are still focusing on clearing roadways so emergency vehicles can have access," stated Ruddy. "Once all roads are cleared, Public Works will return to handle tree limbs/trees from city parkways. This process may take several days so we ask for continued patience from residents as our staff performs work in the area."

Residents are advised that private property debris will not be picked up. They are encouraged to follow the Waste Management Yard Waste guidelines to dispose of tree debris. If a resident encounters a downed or sparking power line, they should clear the area and report it to ComEd at 1-800-334-7661.

For more storm updates, visit the City’s website.

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